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all about money and other families like for a politician writing the laws and regulations tax breaks thanks for coming out. here just to plug is a society. that. and we're back with more from jim rickards and we've been talking about the likelihood of a fed taper and the future of the monetary system but jim i want to start off by asking you this you have said that the best way to ensure financial stability would be an adoption of a quote flexible gold standard in which major currencies are a link to the price of gold why so why why. well basically it takes away the inflation option it's a simple as that we we did have by the way a very successful international gold standard from eight hundred seventy to one nine hundred fourteen that was a period characterized by enormous growth. technological innovation price stability actually there was some mild deflation of the good kind good deflation is when prices just go down you know things cost us your standard of living goes up there was a very successful period then that was abandoned at the beginning of world war one because they needed
all about money and other families like for a politician writing the laws and regulations tax breaks thanks for coming out. here just to plug is a society. that. and we're back with more from jim rickards and we've been talking about the likelihood of a fed taper and the future of the monetary system but jim i want to start off by asking you this you have said that the best way to ensure financial stability would be an adoption of a quote flexible gold standard in which major currencies are a...
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exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say is to promote exports but that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import prices you know the us is a net importer we import more than we export japan imports massive amounts of energy so for them a cheap currency means higher import prices that means inflation that's what the central banks really want now you previously said that you expected it to taper in september or never which i kind of like that rhyme right there but i mean do you think tamar was burned actually the last chance. to start winding down this third round of q.e. do you still believe this or do you see the possibility of yellen implementing a taper anytime soon. no i mean by the way what i what i said when i
exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say is to promote exports but that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import...
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exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there are a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say it's to promote exports for that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import prices you know the us is a net importer we import more than we export japan imports massive amounts of energy so for them a cheap currency means higher import prices that means inflation that's what the central banks really want now you previously said that you expected it to taper in september or never which i kind of like that rhyme right there but meaning september was burned actually the last chance just. winding down this third round of q.e. do you still believe this or do you see the possibility of yellen implementing a taper anytime soon. no i mean by the way what i what i said when i said
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they're trying to save taxes. it's tax avoidance not evasion. two thumbs up on tim cook on that testimony. chevron, oil, aerospace, entertainment, soft drinks, bingo. >> hallelujah! sample let's go to paul in new york. please, paul. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. >> yes. >> caller: i got "mad money" and i want to find out if it's diversified. >> sure. man, you came to the right place. >> caller: okay. my holdings are gsk, ed, bz, nycb and cedar fair fund. >> oh, man, i like some of this yield here. this is a yield oriented cedar fair. con-ed, excellent yield, verizon, new york community bank. this is a higher yeeblgd portfolio that will hold up in an environment where interest rates go higher we have an entertain him, a utility, a bank, sure, you will get hit a little bit. i like the overalma sayic of kansas. let's go to fred also my home state of new jersey. fred. >> caller: dr. cramer, how are you, buddy? >> not bad. i was hoping to be named a doctor in a down day. >> caller: carl i got google, facebook, general mills, knb and gsk. >> all right. t
they're trying to save taxes. it's tax avoidance not evasion. two thumbs up on tim cook on that testimony. chevron, oil, aerospace, entertainment, soft drinks, bingo. >> hallelujah! sample let's go to paul in new york. please, paul. >> caller: hi, mr. cramer. >> yes. >> caller: i got "mad money" and i want to find out if it's diversified. >> sure. man, you came to the right place. >> caller: okay. my holdings are gsk, ed, bz, nycb and cedar fair...
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[laughter] we are going to have to raise taxes. we are going to have to raise taxes. now in your proposal -- the book looks at this in some detail. just if people the sense how you think this should be done and made politically power double. >> first you have to recognize that where the taxes are headed without doing anything and what percentage of gdp are we headed to on that basis and that is above the historical tax levels of gdp. a seconsecond i think you have o recognize as to what would end up happening if we didn't end up making reforms sooner or later how high the taxes might have to go in order to stop. in the book we talk about how they would have to double between 2030 to 2040. double. the other thing is you have to recognize political reality. in my view the longer we wait to try to repost the budgetary controls we form the insurance contract and prioritize the constrained spending. the higher the taxes are going to go for three reasons. one, the miracle of compounding. number two, demographics. more people are going to be in n franchise than the existing
[laughter] we are going to have to raise taxes. we are going to have to raise taxes. now in your proposal -- the book looks at this in some detail. just if people the sense how you think this should be done and made politically power double. >> first you have to recognize that where the taxes are headed without doing anything and what percentage of gdp are we headed to on that basis and that is above the historical tax levels of gdp. a seconsecond i think you have o recognize as to what...
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exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say it's to promote exports for that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import prices you know the us is a net importer we import more than we export japan imports massive amounts of energy so for them a cheap currency means higher import prices that means inflation that's what the central banks really want now you previously said that you expected it to taper in september or never which i kind of like that rhyme right there but meaning september was burned actually the last chance just. are winding down this third round of q.e. do you still believe this or do you see the possibility of yellen implementing a taper anytime soon. no i mean by the way what i what i said what i said
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start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. >>> all right. let's go back over this nike, i think it's the only opportunity that presented itself today. nike was a good quarter. they're spending a lot of money. i believe china reaccelerates in 2014. this reminds me of disney when it fell from 66 to 63 and went right to 72. that's nike. there's always a bull market somewhere, i promise to on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday. >>> president obama begins his year-end news conference by declaring victory on the economy, but he also said this about the rollout of obamacare. >> since i'm in charge, obviously we screwed it up. >> all right. he acknowledged that. he still insisted obamacare is going to be a net positive. really? he also said he doesn't pay attention to the polls. yet another new survey out today puts him at another all-time low. while the president boasted about obamacare, the failures and attempted fixes keep piling up. the latest change, an
start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. >>> all right. let's go back over this nike, i think it's the only opportunity that presented itself today. nike was a good quarter. they're spending a lot of money. i believe china reaccelerates in 2014. this reminds me of disney when it fell from 66 to 63 and went right to 72. that's nike. there's always a bull market somewhere, i promise to on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday. >>> president obama...
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taxes aren't a friend of ours. if you go back to pensions. a lot of people hit us hard on, we had a liability because of operation twist. that was about a billion four as a result of the discount rating coming down when the fed took their action. with rates going back up, we reduced that by about 30 percent since year end, so that's a huge differential for us as we go forward. >> and also, just on the revenue growth, which i think is so important. this is the seventh quarter in a row now that you've had organic revenue? >> we've got 100% of the fortune 100. >> financial. for all products. >> all products. 60,000 customers worldwide. we're in 37 countries and touch 14 different time zones. all the things we've got going on, from going from a printer to print services to global communications provider, is taking place and starting to come together. >> now, do these old fashioned printers, with the phone books you've got here, is it just because people don't know the new donnelly does it pay to get rid of the old donnelly and just focus on the n
taxes aren't a friend of ours. if you go back to pensions. a lot of people hit us hard on, we had a liability because of operation twist. that was about a billion four as a result of the discount rating coming down when the fed took their action. with rates going back up, we reduced that by about 30 percent since year end, so that's a huge differential for us as we go forward. >> and also, just on the revenue growth, which i think is so important. this is the seventh quarter in a row now...
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exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say it's to promote exports for that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import prices you know the us is a net importer we import more than we export japan imports massive amounts of energy so for them a cheap currency means higher import prices that means inflation that's what the central banks really want now you previously said that you expected it to taper in september or never which i kind of like that rhyme right there but it means the time i was burned actually the last chance. to start winding down this third round of q.e. do you still believe this or do you see the possibility of yellen implementing a taper anytime soon. no i mean by the way what i what i said when i sai
exports you improve exports with you know technology innovation education good business climate low taxes value added there a lot of ways to promote exports but you've been in your currency is not one of them all chipping in the currency does it get inflation but that's the point the reason central banks are cheapening the currency they tell the politicians the central bankers say it's to promote exports for that's not true the real reason is to import inflation in the form of higher import...
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the next question is who will take over the issue of taxes in the senate. the man to replace ammonia ron wyden. chairman of the energy committee. it is a seismic sit in washington and nobody believes the wyden will have opportunity to cut the sort of tax deal that max baucus could have. now it means that all of the lobbyists will need to be not max baucus. you could call the musical committee chairs. more is moving to the powerful finance committee, giving up his seat to energy committee. that means mary landrieu is in lace to take over for ron wyden. that boosts her presence as she is running for reelection in louisiana. a tight race, tenderly considered one of the most vulnerable democrats. automatically, this makes the voters, i amiana in a more powerful position and you need to vote me back into congress. baucus' seat max in montana? >> montana was considered one of the best republican chances for a pickup in 2014, but now the democratic governor gets to name a temporary replacement. the person likely at the top of the list is attended governor john wal
the next question is who will take over the issue of taxes in the senate. the man to replace ammonia ron wyden. chairman of the energy committee. it is a seismic sit in washington and nobody believes the wyden will have opportunity to cut the sort of tax deal that max baucus could have. now it means that all of the lobbyists will need to be not max baucus. you could call the musical committee chairs. more is moving to the powerful finance committee, giving up his seat to energy committee. that...
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isn't that the lesson of the partisanship and acrimony over the tax wranglings and the spend-a-thons. cover all five markets and you with win in any market. i'll teach you how to analyze stocks so you fill every position with the best possible names that you feel comfortable with and i feel comfortable with. first, what do we need? well, look, i did them first. we need gold. need gold because gold has a special property. one that makes this metal precious to any diversified portfolio. gold tends to go up when everything else goes down. it's your insurance against economic or geopolitical chaos, uncertainty, inflation. all things that cause most stocks to decline and causes the price of gold to rise. i like to think of it as a stock insurance. you wouldn't own a home without homeowner's insurance. they won't let you buy the house without a mortgage. it's reckless. so should. invest without some gold exposure. it pays off when everything else fails. including whole currencies. and when it was doubt in 2010 and 2012, it was acceptable for all the countries. what is the current attempts t
isn't that the lesson of the partisanship and acrimony over the tax wranglings and the spend-a-thons. cover all five markets and you with win in any market. i'll teach you how to analyze stocks so you fill every position with the best possible names that you feel comfortable with and i feel comfortable with. first, what do we need? well, look, i did them first. we need gold. need gold because gold has a special property. one that makes this metal precious to any diversified portfolio. gold...
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that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. to appreciate our powerful, easy-to-use platform. no, thank you. we know you're always looking for the best fill price. and walk limit automatically tries to find it for you. just set your start and end price. and let it do its thing. wow, more fan mail. hey ray, my uncle wanted to say thanks for idea hub. o well tell him i said you're welcome. he loves how he can click on it and get specific actionable trade ideas with their probabilities throughout the day. yea, and these ideas are across the board -- bullish, bearish and neutral. i think you need a bigger desk, pal. another one? traders love our trading patterns, now with options patterns. what's not to love? they see what others are trading -- like the day's top 10 options trades by volume -- an
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if they have to pay the fees and taxes. it probably will feel the portrait of how we'd like to live in a proper job to cope with the distinct recommend that people break was making just defining get away with it. of course the crimes of finding an affordable place to live when not be devoted to crime the osprey a larger trade area for corrupt officials were seeking bribes or want to buy a can drink alcohol many local governments are still trying to go the way to solve the issue from the teaser tuesdays in shenzhen a principled women are property of the under the official housing system easy to talk with the chinese cover wasn't so heavily reliant upon when sales revenue to pay off debt but they are to giving up all the land will be held and they want to deal with the only place people can afford to live. don't go with the object or question the day with your vision of the committed property house they can. and now time for question today. they didn't give their take on issues affecting their lives. people must read about th
if they have to pay the fees and taxes. it probably will feel the portrait of how we'd like to live in a proper job to cope with the distinct recommend that people break was making just defining get away with it. of course the crimes of finding an affordable place to live when not be devoted to crime the osprey a larger trade area for corrupt officials were seeking bribes or want to buy a can drink alcohol many local governments are still trying to go the way to solve the issue from the teaser...
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>> tax. it is pretty clear these games influence behavior and the increase in violence, and we can't ban them, so let's tax it and let's use the money for education and for clean up from the aftermath of these violent-related masacres. >> last word, thank you, folks. coming up, you don't have nonbuyers remorse because you missed out on these run ups. our informers have stocks you need right now. >>> at 4:00 this morning two intruders broke into the home of a woman and they demanded they give her cash. >> one of the men held me down and put a pillow on my face and kept yelling they want money. i never have been so scared in my life.
>> tax. it is pretty clear these games influence behavior and the increase in violence, and we can't ban them, so let's tax it and let's use the money for education and for clean up from the aftermath of these violent-related masacres. >> last word, thank you, folks. coming up, you don't have nonbuyers remorse because you missed out on these run ups. our informers have stocks you need right now. >>> at 4:00 this morning two intruders broke into the home of a woman and they...
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>> tax. it is pretty clear these games influence behavior and the increase in violence, and we can't ban them, so let's tax it and let's use the money for education and for clean up from the aftermath of these violent-related masacres. >> last word, thank you, folks. coming up, you don't have nonbuyers remorse because you missed out on these run ups. our informers have stocks you need right now. overmany discounts to thine customs! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. moreiscounts than we knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... bl
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. >> i certainly hope that's not my tax bill. i will tell you this, because part of what's happening is if you look back at the march data, i think it's a very large piece of this. and then you add china to that. you're finally getting to a point where you have set the table with enough disappointing data points that you can put together a reason to sell off. we just have not had it so far. that jobs number cost us 2% but you had to catch it by 11:00. we have not seen the table set up like this and say maybe now is the pull back for everyone. >> if you don't have to sell, right, what would you do? i have had a pretty good gain so far. i'm going to sell anyway. or do you hang in there and maybe even buy? or are we not at that stage yet? >> i think there is enough people that fall into that category that has not fallen into this market. but i will tell you if we look on balance. i think when the multiple of 14 times on forward earnings. >> everything is being sold today and bonds and treasuries are not up. where does the money go?
. >> i certainly hope that's not my tax bill. i will tell you this, because part of what's happening is if you look back at the march data, i think it's a very large piece of this. and then you add china to that. you're finally getting to a point where you have set the table with enough disappointing data points that you can put together a reason to sell off. we just have not had it so far. that jobs number cost us 2% but you had to catch it by 11:00. we have not seen the table set up...
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there's the fiscal cliff, also that payroll tax holiday that went away. you've been a long time proponent of exempting the first $15,000 from income tax. do you think that could generate jobs growth? >> yes, it could generate jobs growth. certainly we could make up the difference if you lose some money, the federal government loses money by exempting the first $15,000 for social security you just lift the lid on the percentage or the amount of money subjected to social security taxes. and that would be not only good for the economy, but it also would be a move in the direction of helping the middle class. you know, one of the hidden issues here, christine, is not only do we have a very slow jobs recovery but most of the jobs being created pay less than the jobs that were lost in the great recession. so the quality of jobs is a problem as well. >> and that's -- when you talk about the changing of those payroll tax holiday, the payroll withholdings it's so interesting because it would mean people who make more money would pay a little bit more out of their
there's the fiscal cliff, also that payroll tax holiday that went away. you've been a long time proponent of exempting the first $15,000 from income tax. do you think that could generate jobs growth? >> yes, it could generate jobs growth. certainly we could make up the difference if you lose some money, the federal government loses money by exempting the first $15,000 for social security you just lift the lid on the percentage or the amount of money subjected to social security taxes. and...
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weapon got higher payroll taxes, a lack of confidence in washington lawmakers and higher health care costs all cutting into consumers confidence. sluggish economic growth and that naughty list looks fit for a grinch. but competition for consumer dollars is so intense retailers are offering the best promotions in years. online shopping has grown in number and ease. beyond the retailers, home values are rising. the stock market keeps hitting fresh highs. weather trends are favorable. the lowest holiday season gas prices in four years makes the nice list pretty jolly. according to a new gallup survey more than 1,000 consumers are reducing their forecast for spending on christmas eve gifts to an average of $82 below their october prediction marking the lowest expectation in four years. while retailers issued some mixed forecast about the holiday season, a number say sales and traffic have bin improving plus a chance for a christmas miracle. brian >> courtney, thank you very much. if you've been spending a lot of time browsing pinterest looking for inspiration on holiday gichlts that's tr
weapon got higher payroll taxes, a lack of confidence in washington lawmakers and higher health care costs all cutting into consumers confidence. sluggish economic growth and that naughty list looks fit for a grinch. but competition for consumer dollars is so intense retailers are offering the best promotions in years. online shopping has grown in number and ease. beyond the retailers, home values are rising. the stock market keeps hitting fresh highs. weather trends are favorable. the lowest...
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they must pay an exit tax. >> they continue to be liable for taxes. the fact that they renounce their citizenship does not save them from having to pay their taxes. >> they've been asked to declare their income, but the u.s. had no way to check for themselves without a court order. >> for more on the new tax law, we are joined from san francisco by robert a wood, tax lawyer and managing partner. thank you so much for joining us, robert. let's get straight into this. this new law is going to start july 1 and will require all financial institutions to report directly to the irs. that is a very complex law. explain the requirements. >> it requires direct reporting. one of the surprising things as a tax lawyer is the world has embraced it. there was a time when it was passed by congress in 2010 when many people thought before it started to kick in that it would be repealed or modified. that has not happened. the world has embraced it and a huge number of countries have signed on. there are two different reporting mechanisms. or his direct reporting from t
they must pay an exit tax. >> they continue to be liable for taxes. the fact that they renounce their citizenship does not save them from having to pay their taxes. >> they've been asked to declare their income, but the u.s. had no way to check for themselves without a court order. >> for more on the new tax law, we are joined from san francisco by robert a wood, tax lawyer and managing partner. thank you so much for joining us, robert. let's get straight into this. this new...
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of course it is the whole stupidity of the pig headed bureaucratic elite of tax free limousine liberals in brussels for the past five years has been there in c.m. conceit that they could manage to create build on sound a fungible working you're a real currency it does not work there are countries that have incredible debt that we know large to grow incredible debt they need to default let me ask you this from a purely economic standpoint would it be cheaper for the eurozone to continue paying...
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usa today retailers may face growing government pressure to collect sales taxes. even in states where they have no physical presence. the us supreme court has declined to hear amazon dot coms appeal the company sought to overturn a two thousand and eight new york state law that requires online retailers to collect the sales tax. amaz officials had originally filed the lawsuit in new york they said they shouldn't have to collect the tax because they have no business facilities in the state the officials cited a supreme court ruling that said the state government cannot impose a sales tax on businesses. alas they have a physical presence in that state. amazon lost the case however been filed an appeal the supreme court didn't give reasons for its decision not to rule on the case different states in the us have different tax systems experts point out that some of those systems and become outdated in that each of the internet. indian women are breaking with tradition they're finding jobs in workplaces traditionally dominated by man but challenges remain. even for wome
usa today retailers may face growing government pressure to collect sales taxes. even in states where they have no physical presence. the us supreme court has declined to hear amazon dot coms appeal the company sought to overturn a two thousand and eight new york state law that requires online retailers to collect the sales tax. amaz officials had originally filed the lawsuit in new york they said they shouldn't have to collect the tax because they have no business facilities in the state the...
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according to the tax policy center, now 43% of households pay no federal income tax. the change can be chalked up to an improving economy and rising income. >>> and fast food workers all over the country left the grills, fryers and registers thursday to protest low wages and poor working conditions. but analysts say the workers don't have much leverage due to the weak job market. >>> for your "first look" at business now. >> futures flat so far this morning after we saw stocks rise on the back of some data showing the u.s. economy grew more than previously forecasted this spring although the markets did pare their gains by the close. the british parliament rejected military action in syria. microsoft is in talks about making an investment on foursquare. it could help enrich local results. and this morning tooth fairy isn't carrying much loose change. a new survey finds she's leaving nearly $4 per toot up 23% from last year and i don't want to giveaway my age built for me it was $1 a tooth. >> i think i was getting less change. thanks. >>> the irs issued new regulation
according to the tax policy center, now 43% of households pay no federal income tax. the change can be chalked up to an improving economy and rising income. >>> and fast food workers all over the country left the grills, fryers and registers thursday to protest low wages and poor working conditions. but analysts say the workers don't have much leverage due to the weak job market. >>> for your "first look" at business now. >> futures flat so far this morning...
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tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada those are san states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even more with a lot of people are saying is the rise of prices is just going to create another bubble and worry this is actually becoming cyclical in a very alarming way right now the mortgage forgiveness debt relief yes we're going to give it to you that expires at the end of this year what does this mean for underwater homeowners how do they do yeah this is alarming for underwater homeowners who are looking for a principal reduction because generally without this act in place what happens is that any sort of debt forgiveness is taxed as income without this act in place so that means if for instance on
tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada those are san states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even more...
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taxes? control spending. washington spending is at the highest level in the history of the country. there is a spending problem in washington. it is not only heard in washington and our ability to balance the budget, it is hurting the economy. people in the country are going we men are managing to live within our means, why can -- we are managing to live within our means, why can't washington figure it out? >> as you know, democrats will not touch entitlement programs, she were willing to touch revenue. the you think we can really, think we canu really cut more? >> obama care is part of mandatory spending. each report says it will cost more money and add more to the deficit in the prior report. we have to address that problem. medicare right now is scheduled to go bankrupt. people say do not touch medicare. that means let it go bust. that is not right for seniors. it is not responsible for my generation and my kids. we have a plan to save it for bankruptcy so current seniors there would be n
taxes? control spending. washington spending is at the highest level in the history of the country. there is a spending problem in washington. it is not only heard in washington and our ability to balance the budget, it is hurting the economy. people in the country are going we men are managing to live within our means, why can -- we are managing to live within our means, why can't washington figure it out? >> as you know, democrats will not touch entitlement programs, she were willing to...
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they're taking away your taxes. might as well as. >> someone else should pay for all your stuff. >> exactly. i mean, who else? forty going to do, work? jo: were you going to do, work? john: this keeps me out. you spent much of the day there. was there -- or you just disillusioned? >> i was a little bit -- a little disheartened. people are sweet and genuine. a lot of them agree that there is a huge problem. the disconnect was they agree that the government spends too much money. they understand the have to pay the bill. they still want free stuff. now and forever. john: i can understand wanting free stuff. i'm astounded that people will say on television where mom and dad can see it. it is just so stupid and selfish. >> that last night, was blown away when he said what he's supposed to do, work? yes. that is exactly where you're supposed to do. people who put themselves through school, there were the only ones who understood that someone is not going to take care of you. you will have to work hard. you're going to ha
they're taking away your taxes. might as well as. >> someone else should pay for all your stuff. >> exactly. i mean, who else? forty going to do, work? jo: were you going to do, work? john: this keeps me out. you spent much of the day there. was there -- or you just disillusioned? >> i was a little bit -- a little disheartened. people are sweet and genuine. a lot of them agree that there is a huge problem. the disconnect was they agree that the government spends too much...
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they're taking away your taxes. might as well as. >> someone else should pay for all your stuff. >> exactly. i mean, who else? forty going to do, work? john: were you going to do, work? john: this keeps me out. you spent much of the day there. was there -- or you just disillusioned? >> i was a little bit -- a little disheartened. people are sweet and genuine. a lot of them agree that there is a huge problem. the disconnect was they agree that the government spends too much money. they understand the have to pay the bill. they still want free stuff. now and forever. john: i can understand wanting free stuff. i'm astounded that people will say on television where mom and dad can see it. it is just so stupid and selfish. >> that last night, was blown away when he said what he's supposed to do, work? yes. that is exactly where you're supposed to do. people who put themselves through school, there were the only ones who understood that someone is not going to take care of you. you will have to work hard. you're going to
they're taking away your taxes. might as well as. >> someone else should pay for all your stuff. >> exactly. i mean, who else? forty going to do, work? john: were you going to do, work? john: this keeps me out. you spent much of the day there. was there -- or you just disillusioned? >> i was a little bit -- a little disheartened. people are sweet and genuine. a lot of them agree that there is a huge problem. the disconnect was they agree that the government spends too much...
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cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> banks are still in bipartisan cross-hairs in washington. they may not be required to keep even more cash on hand than they'd originally bargained for. kayla tausche has that part of the story for us. >> the senate voted unanimously in march to seek an end to too big to fail. that's resulted in a draft of a bipartisan bill that would steeply increase banks' required capital and end participation in a cross border regulation already in place on the matter. banks had been working toward building up capital buffers to satisfy the ru
cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a...
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. >> governor christie is trying to find ways to get revenue and cut taxes. miss hart, one of the things i'm trying to understand is the analysts seem to be very trapped by what i call the brick and mortar industry. when i look at it and double down and listen to what you're saying about new jersey, this is more of an internet play. at a certain point, when will it flip and be obvious to everyone that's at internet play with a legacy business that's cash cow? >> well, i think that in many cases, many analysts, many investors have already flipped. we now have been operating double down, which is our social casino where you're not playing for real money for about 18 months, and that business coming out of the third quarter is kind of 240 to $250 million run rate revenue business. it's a significant business, growing year on year about 100% actually. so in addition to the real money gaming that you're finding in nchlk and soon to come here in nevada, the social gaming, the social casino-style gaming is growing very rapidly. in the u.s. and around the world. >> w
. >> governor christie is trying to find ways to get revenue and cut taxes. miss hart, one of the things i'm trying to understand is the analysts seem to be very trapped by what i call the brick and mortar industry. when i look at it and double down and listen to what you're saying about new jersey, this is more of an internet play. at a certain point, when will it flip and be obvious to everyone that's at internet play with a legacy business that's cash cow? >> well, i think that...
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we have seven team different taxes and fees before you get to income tax. we never had to worry about income tax because the taxes and fees basically made it almost impossible to earn anything for income tax. if you think about it, 20% of the domestic ticket is taxes. some of you are not in the airline business. can you imagine the kind of business you would have if the government took 20% of your top line before you saw a dollar of revenue, do you know what you do not? you'd airline. and we have a tremendous regulatory burden as well. we came out of a regulated environment. we were deregulated in 1978, but the concept remains in our regulators. and we are subject to amazing amounts of regulation for deregulated business. i would like to say where the most heavily regulated to regulated business known to man. some regulations make sense. science-based safety regulations make sense, but many of them don't and many of them are very burdensome. we are required to produce. we oblations of people producing frames of data fed to our regulators. which is the data
we have seven team different taxes and fees before you get to income tax. we never had to worry about income tax because the taxes and fees basically made it almost impossible to earn anything for income tax. if you think about it, 20% of the domestic ticket is taxes. some of you are not in the airline business. can you imagine the kind of business you would have if the government took 20% of your top line before you saw a dollar of revenue, do you know what you do not? you'd airline. and we...
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tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada those are san states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even more but a lot of people are saying is the rise of prices is just going to create another bubble and worry this is actually becoming cyclical in a very alarming way right now the mortgage forgiveness debt relief yes we're going to give it to you that expires at the end of this year what does this mean for underwater homeowners how do they do yeah this is alarming for underwater homeowners who are looking for a principal reduction because generally without this act in place what happens is that any sort of debt forgiveness is taxed as income without this act in place so that means if for instance on
tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada those are san states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even more...
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you will pay a huge tax upfront. >> that is the issue, whether or not you want to pay the tax and the conversion. in the past had to be 59 and a half or leaving your job before you could convert. know anyone regardless of age can convert your 401(k) balance to our ross 401(k). the key issue is your employer has to offer the ross 401(k) and have a provision in the plan allowing an in-plant conversion. gerri: tell me. your clients are not necessarily taking advantage of this. why? >> whether it was the roth 401(k) conversion, the people just don't want to part with the money. you pay now or later. many people feel you will be in a higher tax bracket and the future, but no one really knows. what you do know for certain is you of the tax today, and it is a lump-sum verses distribution. gerri: it can be a big hit, and a lot of people are worried that, you know, why would i do that today when i don'tnow what's going to happen down the road? let me tell you out my fear. the government will decide, you know all that money accumulating in as retirement accounts, we could have some of that and
you will pay a huge tax upfront. >> that is the issue, whether or not you want to pay the tax and the conversion. in the past had to be 59 and a half or leaving your job before you could convert. know anyone regardless of age can convert your 401(k) balance to our ross 401(k). the key issue is your employer has to offer the ross 401(k) and have a provision in the plan allowing an in-plant conversion. gerri: tell me. your clients are not necessarily taking advantage of this. why? >>...
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tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada those are say and states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even more but a lot of people are saying is the rise of prices is just going to create another bubble and worry this is actually becoming cyclical in a very alarming way right now the mortgage forgiveness debt relief yes we're going to give it to you that expires at the end of this year what does this mean for underwater homeowners how do you know this is alarming for underwater homeowners who are looking for a principal reduction because generally without this act in place what happens is that any sort of debt forgiveness is taxed as income without this act in place so that means if for instance on
tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada those are say and states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even...
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we need to simplify the tax code. i would scrap the entire tax code and treat all corporate as pass through income. that would eliminate all these issues. >> the idea that you brought up has been one that andrew brought up. if you're comparing canada to the united states. what we heard from tim bowl and bowles they think a rate would be in the 20s. what you said about scrapping everything and changing or dropping the tax code on corporate america, that's not going to happen. >> again, what i would say is you tax all corporate income at the shareholder level. my business was an llc. you also have subchapter s. >> at this point in washington that's not going to happen. >> but, becky, we should start talking bit. senator ron widen is interested in the concept. we're going to run the numbers and see how exactly to institute that. in the end it would be incredibly economically efficient. you wouldn't have to wonder what canada or europe is doing. >> senator, bob nardelli here. question, certainly we would like to re-pa tri
we need to simplify the tax code. i would scrap the entire tax code and treat all corporate as pass through income. that would eliminate all these issues. >> the idea that you brought up has been one that andrew brought up. if you're comparing canada to the united states. what we heard from tim bowl and bowles they think a rate would be in the 20s. what you said about scrapping everything and changing or dropping the tax code on corporate america, that's not going to happen. >>...
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. >>> in an environment where everyone's fretting about higher gas prices, payroll taxes crushing the american consumer, you might have looked at that big-picture thesis and decided all our quick serve plays were in trouble. subway came on cnbc and said january traffic was slow. implementation of obama care is creating uncertainty for the future. but this is why we don't do thesis investing here on "mad money," because all too often the facts refuse to comply with the story. take dominos, the second best performing stock over the last 12 months. maybe that means the consumer's fine or the consumer's in trouble, i don't care, but dominos is executing so well with the new deep dish pan pizzas that the company can transcend those problems. you're better off investing based off what's happening in a individual company rather than trying to put a story together about the whole economy that you can try to shoe horn lots of stocks into. especially if you're like me and my kids we all love dominos and order it every time we're together. no cheese, though. a 60-cent basis, rising 7.5% year-ove
. >>> in an environment where everyone's fretting about higher gas prices, payroll taxes crushing the american consumer, you might have looked at that big-picture thesis and decided all our quick serve plays were in trouble. subway came on cnbc and said january traffic was slow. implementation of obama care is creating uncertainty for the future. but this is why we don't do thesis investing here on "mad money," because all too often the facts refuse to comply with the story....
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as prime minister on teams to implement a consumption tax hike next year. thing is important is it is the legal for his stupendous forward to keep focusing on increasing consumer demand. it has to be a balance between the between the fiscal policies and the and the demand that the policies and to know that the government is looking at things that they can do to offset some of the impact of those taxes. and the goal has to be to create more consumer demand in and get that the growth engine moving again. artistic entertainment district contends that the negotiations real close you could ask for president obama and the last ppp from it. he should call couldn't get them and are going to be able to create a pompous weekend is here. and hammer out a full fledged agreement she asians need to have time frame is in order to drive the process forward it's important to complete this negotiation but the pm will only completed negotiations if it can be a high quality agreement. so um it's it's never been the case that there was a desire to have an agreement to meet high
as prime minister on teams to implement a consumption tax hike next year. thing is important is it is the legal for his stupendous forward to keep focusing on increasing consumer demand. it has to be a balance between the between the fiscal policies and the and the demand that the policies and to know that the government is looking at things that they can do to offset some of the impact of those taxes. and the goal has to be to create more consumer demand in and get that the growth engine...
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tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada of those are san states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even more but a lot of people are saying is the rise of prices is just going to create another bubble and worry this is actually becoming cyclical in a very alarming way right now the mortgage forgiveness debt relief yes we're going to give it to you that expires at the end of this year what does this mean for underwater homeowners how do you know this is alarming for underwater homeowners who are looking for a principal reduction because generally without this act in place what happens is that any sort of debt forgiveness is taxed as income without this act in place so that means if for instance on a
tax base for an entire community because now you have people who aren't living in their homes anymore and therefore aren't paying taxes so there are definitely huge issues going on for a lot of people and you know if you looked at some of the states you were talking about florida and nevada of those are san states right along with arizona and california they were hit hardest by the financial crisis and in particular by this housing crisis and even though prices are rising in those states even...
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i'm adamant there should be no increases in taxes. been there, did that. except for the need to end the loophole that turns the high rate into capital gains that's just ridiculous. they have more influence in washington. and despite the scare mongering by the white house, many of the cuts seem like they create inconvenience through furlough. air delays, national park closures and food inspections i wish they would post the furloughs all at once, so i can be sure i don't schedule vacations that week and i can stay home and eat packaged foods while watching netflix. the democrats should demand that they pay ordinary money on hedge funds. in the interim though the stocks are saying we should be more worried about ben bernanke's testimony on the hill tomorrow at 10:00 than anything else coming from washington. i'm going with what the defense stocks are saying. they can at least over the intermediate term tend to be dead right. stick with cramer. [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned t
i'm adamant there should be no increases in taxes. been there, did that. except for the need to end the loophole that turns the high rate into capital gains that's just ridiculous. they have more influence in washington. and despite the scare mongering by the white house, many of the cuts seem like they create inconvenience through furlough. air delays, national park closures and food inspections i wish they would post the furloughs all at once, so i can be sure i don't schedule vacations that...
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that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. ♪ >>> if today's action teaches you anything, the lesson should be that you can't get so caught up and fretting about big-picture issues that you totally ignore the need to pick individual stocks. for years, for years, intelligent people would say as soon as the federal reserve withdraws the life system, that is the bond buying program, the averages will get pulvarized and crushed. >> the house of pain! >> the fed announces a gradual taper and what happens? the averages instantly rocket higher in part because the big, bad event is behind us. the fed stayed in character and committed to keeping interest rates low for a long time to come. so let's learn from this moment, please. you would have done better if you had forgotten about the fed entirely
that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. ♪ >>> if today's action teaches you anything, the lesson should be that you can't get so caught up and fretting about big-picture issues that you totally ignore...
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hike and keep the economy expanding the government will raise the tax from five to eight percent in april the increase is expected to dampen demand. a job proposal for the stimulus at the side about ten billion dollars to help japanese firms compete internationally. the money will promote the development of innovative drugs and support the expansion of smaller firms overseas the package also includes about three point two billion dollars in cash payments to people whose incomes are below a certain level. and the earmarks about one and a half billion dollars to ease the financial burden for homebuyers. the government will also spend ten billion dollars to accelerate the recovery in the pre schumer and other disaster hit areas. officials plan to finalize the measures in coming weeks. i'll compile an extra budget by mid december to carry out the stimulus now let's get a check on the market. us stocks ended lower on monday after retail sales during the thanksgiving weekend fell from a year earlier the dow jones fell almost half a percent to end at sixteen thousand and eight does he have
hike and keep the economy expanding the government will raise the tax from five to eight percent in april the increase is expected to dampen demand. a job proposal for the stimulus at the side about ten billion dollars to help japanese firms compete internationally. the money will promote the development of innovative drugs and support the expansion of smaller firms overseas the package also includes about three point two billion dollars in cash payments to people whose incomes are below a...
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voters were divide over the decision to raise the tax next april to 8% from 5%. 51% say they support the hike. 46% say they do not. also asked if they feel anxious about handling household finances after the increase. 74% said they do. >>> japanese leaders are looking southward with their trade ambitions. they've agreed to speed up a by lateral economic partnership agreement with australia. japanese foreign minister hosted the counter part in tokyo. they agreed to strengthen ties like the economy and security. the negotiations started years ago when he started as prime minister. >> translator: i understand japan and australia ironed out difference at talks in june. we'll keep up our efforts to achieve results. >> we welcome the fact that a prime minister abe has announced japan will participate in the transpacific partnership negotiations and we can revitalize negotiations for by lateral trade agreement between australia and japan. bishop acknowledged interests in the private sector and automobile sectors. she said she wants to seal the deal within a year. >>> the latest technologies
voters were divide over the decision to raise the tax next april to 8% from 5%. 51% say they support the hike. 46% say they do not. also asked if they feel anxious about handling household finances after the increase. 74% said they do. >>> japanese leaders are looking southward with their trade ambitions. they've agreed to speed up a by lateral economic partnership agreement with australia. japanese foreign minister hosted the counter part in tokyo. they agreed to strengthen ties like...